Clayton, NY— I’m here dropping a load of Pepsi products, and will run to Rochester, grab another trailer and run it to Monroe Township,NJ before I call it a day. It’s been raining since I left on Sunday night, non-stop.
Crying Clyburn, James Clyburn is hearing voices, yet again, from Michael O’Brien, Hill:
Clyburn said that Palin didn’t grasp why such rhetoric was so troubling, regardless of the motivations of the alleged shooter. The No. 3 House Democrat
Don’t let the door hit you on the way out Arlen! Specter gives final Senate floor speech, from Shira Toeplitz, Politico:
Ever the prosecutor, Sen. Arlen Specter delivered a critical attack of partisan politics in his self-described “closing argument”
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Faking the rage, from PolitiFact
PolitiFact’s Lie of the Year: ‘A government takeover of health care’
Retort fromPeter Suderman, Reason:
Politifact’s Lie of the Year Is An Exaggeration With Elements of Truth
On the other boot the idea
Hell no to ethanol, from Matt Kibbe, Forbes:
[S]ubsidizing blending ethanol into gasoline is fiscally indefensible. If the current subsidy is extended for five years, the Federal Treasury would pay oil companies at least $31 billion to use
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Dumbo’s Delusions, Peter Wehner, is searching for a word to describe Barack Obama, but doesn’t quite find it. The word is not contradictions but rather delusions, from Commentary:
It appears to me that Obama is a man of
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Yes we can becomes No we can not, from Trevor Kavanagh, Sun(UK):
Mr Obama may have inherited the crisis from George W Bush, but voters are focusing on his failure to deliver. The President seems impotent as storms
